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Language of the text: Deutsch
Nobility: Nobles - Lords - Knights
Nobles in:Deutschland (Preußen)
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Variations Last name: Reschken
Variations of surnames are frequent and mainly derive from involuntary acts such as translation errors or dialectal inflections or from voluntary acts such as attempts to escape persecution or acquisition of titles and properties of other families
Within the annals of Prussian nobility, the Reschke family, occasionally rendered as Reschken, exemplifies the intricate evolution of a house as traced through heraldic and archival records. While sources remain circumspect regarding any direct descent from "Iokusch von Reschkau," immigrant to West Prussia in 1436, the von Reschke lineage emerges from the sixteenth century at the fief of Döringen, Hauptamt Osterrode, where, despite limited landholdings, it maintained gentle status. By the seventeenth century, records enumerate Georg, Lord of Döringen, his brothers Wilhelm and Rufus at Lichteinen, and their cousin Hans at Bündtken; the death of Georg and Hans without male issue by 1626 saw the end of these knightly lines, though collateral and cadet branches prevailed, upholding the family's position within the eingeborener Adel Preussens. Their blazon, detailed in "Siebmacher’s Wappenbuch" and "Rietstap’s Armorial," displays a field gules, a golden hunting horn, arrows, and star, affirming enduring heraldic distinction. ...
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BlazonReschke
Variations Last name: Reschken
1. Crest of family: Reschke
Language of the text: Deutsch
Gules, a bugle-horn or veruled argent, the mouthpiece to the dexter, surmounted by two arrows argent points downwards in chevron reversed, accompanied by a mullet or between the arrows. Crest: Three arrows argent points downwards in fan. Mantling: Argent and gules.
Ancient coat of arms of the Reschke family. Source:Siebmacher's großes und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Bd. 6 (Abgestorbene, erloschene Geschlechter), 4. Abt. : Abgestorbener Preußischer Adel, Provinz Preußen, Nürnberg 1874, 69.
A man standing in water, holding a staff in his dexter hand. Crest: The man issuant between two wings displayed. Tinctures and metals are unknown.
Coat of Arms of Friedrich Reschke (Zadel). Source: Siebmacher's großes und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Bd. 5 (Bürgerliche Geschlechter Deutschlands und der Schweiz), 2. Abt. : Zweitausend bürgerliche Wappen, Nürnberg 1873, 8.
Gules, a bugle-horn or veruled argent, the mouthpiece to the dexter, surmounted by two arrows argent points downwards in chevron reversed, accompanied by a mullet or between the arrows. Crest: Three arrows argent points downwards in fan. Mantling: Argent and gules.
Coat of arms of the Reschke family. This coat of arms is an alias of the family's main coat of arms.
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